National Interagency Coordination Center
Coverage of National Interagency Coordination Center in the Nexus archive.
- Fires ring Southern California and it's only May. What's going on?
Multiple fires broke out in Southern California over 48 hours, sparking concerns about the upcoming fire season. The frequency and timing of these fires are unusual for May. This may indicate a potentially severe fire season ahead.
- Uncontrolled California wildfires seen from space
Uncontrolled California wildfires are being tackled by 750 firefighters and water-dropping helicopters. The blazes are visible from space, indicating their massive scale. Firefighting efforts are ongoing to contain the fires.
- It’s not just the West: Wildfire season is spreading across the country
The country is at risk of wildfires with up to 8 million acres potentially affected. Wildfire season is no longer limited to the West. The entire country is vulnerable to wildfires.
- 'Fire weather' contributing to longer wildfire seasons, say scientists
Scientists report that 'fire weather' is contributing to longer wildfire seasons, with spring drought events occurring more frequently and a sharp rise in fire-prone conditions. This trend is leading to increased risk of wildfires. The data suggests a correlation between climate patterns and wildfire frequency.